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I'm debating whether to submit this to Show-n-Tell or Best Practices. It's my "Mission Impossible: From Single Domino Server to Linux Cluster In Less than 60 Minutes" session from ILUG. And yeah, I managed to do all this in an hour at ILUG, with some prompting and prodding from Gabriella. :-)
Clustering and platform independence are two of Domino’s strong points. Have you been concerned that clustering is difficult to implement or maintain, or that configuring and supporting Domino on Linux means hours of research? In this session you will learn how to take a lonely Windows server and give it a cluster mate running on Linux, then we will walk you through replacing the Windows server with a second Linux server. We will include tips, tricks and pointers to help make clustering work smoothly, ease your move from Windows to Linux, and help you get started with Linux administration.
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1) Matt White9250 (09 Sep 2008)
I missed this session at ILUG but even as a developer I'm interested in it. So I'd love to see it at LS.
2) Vitor Pereira1697 (09 Sep 2008)
I missed too at ILUG, I'm also a developer and I'm also interested.
3) Martijn de Jong546 (09 Sep 2008)
I like the idea, but I do believe this session would be much better in a do-it-yourself setup. It is easy to setup a Domino server on Linux and to implement clustering, but I'm afraid it won't be easy to convince people of that unless they manage to actually build a Domino server on Linux themselves and cluster it with their buddy next to them. Otherwise you're still the big guru who managed to do in an hour, which they might feel they won't be able to do in an entire week.
4) Charles Robinson5451 (09 Sep 2008)
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Martin, that's why I was considering doing this as a Show-n-Tell session instead of Best Practices. I'm not sure where/how/if those two tracks overlap.
Martin, that's why I was considering doing this as a Show-n-Tell session instead of Best Practices. I'm not sure where/how/if those two tracks overlap.
5) Scott Cochrane1949 (12 Sep 2008)
I saw it at ILUG as was impressed. So I'd go for it again Charles.
I and think there is a lot of value in the session regardless of the build on Linux - it demonstrates how to move a server and cluster - the platform choice happens to make it a little more interesting.
I and think there is a lot of value in the session regardless of the build on Linux - it demonstrates how to move a server and cluster - the platform choice happens to make it a little more interesting.
6) Andrew Pollack2904 (25 Sep 2008)
I'd personally like this in a Show and Tell session. I've set this to a non-vote because I think its valuable, but a show and tell would be ideal.
7) Charles Robinson5451 (25 Sep 2008)
@6 - Andrew, I submitted an abstract for it as a Show-n-Tell session. If it gets selected I expect you to show up and throw stuff at me.
8) Andrew Pollack2904 (26 Sep 2008)
Cool. Maybe I can demonstrate Defenestration.
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